🎣 Tailwaters (trout) · generation below the dams

Dam Release Schedules

Today's and tomorrow's planned hydropower generation, last 24 hours of actual releases, and generating-now status for every White River system dam in the Ozarks.

Updated

Beaver Dam release schedule

⚡ Generating now: 3,310 cfs
Actual release last updated 11:00 AM CT, Sun Nov 8 (USACE). Generating = above 1,000 cfs.

Planned: Today, Sunday November 08, 2026

Generation scheduled 5 of 24 hours, peak 96 MW (≈6,600 cfs).

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM96
9 AM96
10 AM96
11 AM0
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM0
3 PM0
4 PM0
5 PM0
6 PM65
7 PM96
8 PM0
9 PM0
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Planned: Tomorrow, Monday November 09, 2026

No generation scheduled.

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM0
9 AM0
10 AM0
11 AM0
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM0
3 PM0
4 PM0
5 PM0
6 PM0
7 PM0
8 PM0
9 PM0
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Actual release, last 24 hours

Hourly releases
cfs, newest first (USACE)
Sun 11 AM3,310
Sun 10 AM5,115
Sun 9 AM3,610
Sun 8 AM1,412
Sun 7 AM4
Sun 6 AM0
Sun 5 AM4
Sun 4 AM0
Sun 3 AM4
Sun 2 AM4
Sun 1 AM4
Sun 12 AM0
Sat 11 PM8
Sat 10 PM39
Sat 9 PM266
Sat 8 PM867
Sat 7 PM2,809
Sat 6 PM2,809
Sat 5 PM1,023
Sat 4 PM0
Sat 3 PM0
Sat 2 PM4
Sat 1 PM0
Sat 12 PM4

MW = megawatts of power the dam plans to make. More MW means more water released. What these terms mean

2 turbines, 128 MW, about 8,800 cfs at full generation. SWPA plans are in megawatts and can change without notice; cfs figures are estimates. Official SWPA schedules.

Below the dam: White River below Beaver trout report, river gauge and wading safety →

Above the dam: Beaver Lake level and bass report →

Table Rock Dam release schedule

Not generating now (minimum flow): 800 cfs
Actual release last updated 11:00 AM CT, Sun Nov 8 (USACE). Generating = above 1,500 cfs.

Planned: Today, Sunday November 08, 2026

Generation scheduled 9 of 24 hours, peak 150 MW (≈9,848 cfs).

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM81
9 AM81
10 AM70
11 AM40
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM0
3 PM0
4 PM0
5 PM50
6 PM150
7 PM150
8 PM60
9 PM50
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Planned: Tomorrow, Monday November 09, 2026

Generation scheduled 9 of 24 hours, peak 150 MW (≈9,848 cfs).

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM40
9 AM0
10 AM0
11 AM0
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM60
3 PM60
4 PM60
5 PM150
6 PM150
7 PM150
8 PM50
9 PM50
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Actual release, last 24 hours

Hourly releases
cfs, newest first (USACE)
Sun 11 AM800
Sun 10 AM3,675
Sun 9 AM4,140
Sun 8 AM3,765
Sun 7 AM564
Sun 6 AM300
Sun 5 AM300
Sun 4 AM312
Sun 3 AM336
Sun 2 AM426
Sun 1 AM880
Sun 12 AM3,960
Sat 11 PM4,035
Sat 10 PM4,110
Sat 9 PM4,020
Sat 8 PM4,170
Sat 7 PM4,408
Sat 6 PM6,466
Sat 5 PM6,664
Sat 4 PM2,981
Sat 3 PM552
Sat 2 PM298
Sat 1 PM300
Sat 12 PM306

MW = megawatts of power the dam plans to make. More MW means more water released. What these terms mean

4 turbines, 230 MW, about 15,100 cfs at full generation. SWPA plans are in megawatts and can change without notice; cfs figures are estimates. Official SWPA schedules.

Below the dam: Lake Taneycomo trout report, river gauge and wading safety →

Above the dam: Table Rock Lake level and bass report →

Bull Shoals Dam release schedule

Not generating now (minimum flow): 1,040 cfs
Actual release last updated 11:00 AM CT, Sun Nov 8 (USACE). Generating = above 2,500 cfs.

Planned: Today, Sunday November 08, 2026

Generation scheduled 24 of 24 hours, peak 205 MW (≈13,841 cfs).

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM70
2 AM7
3 AM7
4 AM7
5 AM7
6 AM7
7 AM7
8 AM7
9 AM30
10 AM7
11 AM7
12 PM7
1 PM7
2 PM15
3 PM15
4 PM20
5 PM110
6 PM205
7 PM200
8 PM105
9 PM7
10 PM7
11 PM25
12 AM7

Planned: Tomorrow, Monday November 09, 2026

Generation scheduled 24 of 24 hours, peak 40 MW (≈2,701 cfs).

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM7
2 AM7
3 AM7
4 AM7
5 AM7
6 AM7
7 AM10
8 AM7
9 AM30
10 AM7
11 AM7
12 PM7
1 PM15
2 PM40
3 PM7
4 PM7
5 PM20
6 PM30
7 PM15
8 PM7
9 PM15
10 PM7
11 PM7
12 AM7

Actual release, last 24 hours

Hourly releases
cfs, newest first (USACE)
Sun 11 AM1,040
Sun 10 AM1,040
Sun 9 AM1,040
Sun 8 AM1,040
Sun 7 AM1,040
Sun 6 AM1,040
Sun 5 AM1,040
Sun 4 AM1,040
Sun 3 AM1,064
Sun 2 AM1,064
Sun 1 AM1,124
Sun 12 AM5,504
Sat 11 PM5,720
Sat 10 PM5,768
Sat 9 PM5,840
Sat 8 PM5,960
Sat 7 PM9,000
Sat 6 PM10,440
Sat 5 PM8,850
Sat 4 PM3,342
Sat 3 PM1,304
Sat 2 PM1,136
Sat 1 PM1,124
Sat 12 PM1,136

MW = megawatts of power the dam plans to make. More MW means more water released. What these terms mean

8 turbines, 391 MW, about 26,400 cfs at full generation. SWPA plans are in megawatts and can change without notice; cfs figures are estimates. Official SWPA schedules.

Below the dam: White River below Bull Shoals trout report, river gauge and wading safety →

Above the dam: Bull Shoals Lake level and bass report →

Norfork Dam release schedule

Not generating now (minimum flow): 348 cfs
Actual release last updated 11:00 AM CT, Sun Nov 8 (USACE). Generating = above 1,000 cfs.

Planned: Today, Sunday November 08, 2026

Generation scheduled 7 of 24 hours, peak 33 MW (≈2,583 cfs).

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM33
9 AM33
10 AM33
11 AM0
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM33
3 PM33
4 PM33
5 PM33
6 PM0
7 PM0
8 PM0
9 PM0
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Planned: Tomorrow, Monday November 09, 2026

Generation scheduled 6 of 24 hours, peak 33 MW (≈2,583 cfs).

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM33
9 AM33
10 AM0
11 AM0
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM0
3 PM0
4 PM33
5 PM33
6 PM33
7 PM33
8 PM0
9 PM0
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Actual release, last 24 hours

Hourly releases
cfs, newest first (USACE)
Sun 11 AM348
Sun 10 AM1,078
Sun 9 AM890
Sun 8 AM639
Sun 7 AM257
Sun 6 AM252
Sun 5 AM257
Sun 4 AM257
Sun 3 AM270
Sun 2 AM356
Sun 1 AM1,253
Sun 12 AM1,218
Sat 11 PM1,169
Sat 10 PM1,099
Sat 9 PM1,010
Sat 8 PM890
Sat 7 PM744
Sat 6 PM568
Sat 5 PM257
Sat 4 PM252
Sat 3 PM252
Sat 2 PM252
Sat 1 PM257
Sat 12 PM270

MW = megawatts of power the dam plans to make. More MW means more water released. What these terms mean

2 turbines, 92 MW, about 7,200 cfs at full generation. SWPA plans are in megawatts and can change without notice; cfs figures are estimates. Official SWPA schedules.

Below the dam: Norfork Tailwater trout report, river gauge and wading safety →

Above the dam: Norfork Lake level and bass report →

Greers Ferry Dam release schedule

Not generating now (minimum flow): 38 cfs
Actual release last updated 11:00 AM CT, Sun Nov 8 (USACE). Generating = above 1,000 cfs.

Planned: Today, Sunday November 08, 2026

No generation scheduled.

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM0
9 AM0
10 AM0
11 AM0
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM0
3 PM0
4 PM0
5 PM0
6 PM0
7 PM0
8 PM0
9 PM0
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Planned: Tomorrow, Monday November 09, 2026

No generation scheduled.

Hourly plan
MW by hour ending, CT (SWPA)
1 AM0
2 AM0
3 AM0
4 AM0
5 AM0
6 AM0
7 AM0
8 AM0
9 AM0
10 AM0
11 AM0
12 PM0
1 PM0
2 PM0
3 PM0
4 PM0
5 PM0
6 PM0
7 PM0
8 PM0
9 PM0
10 PM0
11 PM0
12 AM0

Actual release, last 24 hours

Hourly releases
cfs, newest first (USACE)
Sun 11 AM38
Sun 10 AM38
Sun 9 AM38
Sun 8 AM39
Sun 7 AM39
Sun 6 AM39
Sun 5 AM39
Sun 4 AM39
Sun 3 AM39
Sun 2 AM40
Sun 1 AM49
Sun 12 AM76
Sat 11 PM135
Sat 10 PM244
Sat 9 PM733
Sat 8 PM1,752
Sat 7 PM3,272
Sat 6 PM2,896
Sat 5 PM1,460
Sat 4 PM39
Sat 3 PM38
Sat 2 PM38
Sat 1 PM38
Sat 12 PM38

MW = megawatts of power the dam plans to make. More MW means more water released. What these terms mean

2 turbines, 110 MW, about 7,900 cfs at full generation. SWPA plans are in megawatts and can change without notice; cfs figures are estimates. Official SWPA schedules.

Below the dam: Little Red River trout report, river gauge and wading safety →

Above the dam: Greers Ferry Lake level and bass report →

Phone lines

SWPA generation schedule line: (866) 494-1993. Lake numbers: Beaver 11, Table Rock 12, Bull Shoals 13, Norfork 14, Greers Ferry 15.

USACE Bull Shoals & Norfork release recording: (870) 431-5311.

Stay off gravel bars and out of the river below the dams when horns sound. Water can rise several feet quickly.